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Help with rental property calculator report
I am new to real estate investing. I've create a few reports with the rental property calculator and have received very high ROIs (e.g., 22%) and cash flow projections ($900 plus per month in net income). I utilized the same cost assumptions that Brandon Turner utilized when he demonstrated the tool on the "How to Make 2020 Your Best Year in Real Estate" webinar. I want to see if anybody has suggestions on what changes I should make to get more realistic projections on my property analysis. I appreciate any advice that can be offered on this matter.